1// Code generated by smithy-go-codegen DO NOT EDIT. 2 3package types 4 5import ( 6 "time" 7) 8 9// Describes a standalone resource or similarly grouped resources that the 10// application is made up of. 11type ApplicationComponent struct { 12 13 // The name of the component. 14 ComponentName *string 15 16 // If logging is supported for the resource type, indicates whether the component 17 // has configured logs to be monitored. 18 ComponentRemarks *string 19 20 // Workloads detected in the application component. 21 DetectedWorkload map[string]map[string]string 22 23 // Indicates whether the application component is monitored. 24 Monitor *bool 25 26 // The operating system of the component. 27 OsType OsType 28 29 // The resource type. Supported resource types include EC2 instances, Auto Scaling 30 // group, Classic ELB, Application ELB, and SQS Queue. 31 ResourceType *string 32 33 // The stack tier of the application component. 34 Tier Tier 35} 36 37// Describes the status of the application. 38type ApplicationInfo struct { 39 40 // Indicates whether Application Insights can listen to CloudWatch events for the 41 // application resources, such as instance terminated, failed deployment, and 42 // others. 43 CWEMonitorEnabled *bool 44 45 // The lifecycle of the application. 46 LifeCycle *string 47 48 // Indicates whether Application Insights will create opsItems for any problem 49 // detected by Application Insights for an application. 50 OpsCenterEnabled *bool 51 52 // The SNS topic provided to Application Insights that is associated to the created 53 // opsItems to receive SNS notifications for opsItem updates. 54 OpsItemSNSTopicArn *string 55 56 // The issues on the user side that block Application Insights from successfully 57 // monitoring an application. Example remarks include: 58 // 59 // * “Configuring application, 60 // detected 1 Errors, 3 Warnings” 61 // 62 // * “Configuring application, detected 1 63 // Unconfigured Components” 64 Remarks *string 65 66 // The name of the resource group used for the application. 67 ResourceGroupName *string 68} 69 70// The event information. 71type ConfigurationEvent struct { 72 73 // The details of the event in plain text. 74 EventDetail *string 75 76 // The name of the resource Application Insights attempted to configure. 77 EventResourceName *string 78 79 // The resource type that Application Insights attempted to configure, for example, 80 // CLOUDWATCH_ALARM. 81 EventResourceType ConfigurationEventResourceType 82 83 // The status of the configuration update event. Possible values include INFO, 84 // WARN, and ERROR. 85 EventStatus ConfigurationEventStatus 86 87 // The timestamp of the event. 88 EventTime *time.Time 89 90 // The resource monitored by Application Insights. 91 MonitoredResourceARN *string 92} 93 94// An object that defines the log patterns that belongs to a LogPatternSet. 95type LogPattern struct { 96 97 // A regular expression that defines the log pattern. A log pattern can contain as 98 // many as 50 characters, and it cannot be empty. The pattern must be DFA 99 // compatible. Patterns that utilize forward lookahead or backreference 100 // constructions are not supported. 101 Pattern *string 102 103 // The name of the log pattern. A log pattern name can contain as many as 50 104 // characters, and it cannot be empty. The characters can be Unicode letters, 105 // digits, or one of the following symbols: period, dash, underscore. 106 PatternName *string 107 108 // The name of the log pattern. A log pattern name can contain as many as 30 109 // characters, and it cannot be empty. The characters can be Unicode letters, 110 // digits, or one of the following symbols: period, dash, underscore. 111 PatternSetName *string 112 113 // Rank of the log pattern. Must be a value between 1 and 1,000,000. The patterns 114 // are sorted by rank, so we recommend that you set your highest priority patterns 115 // with the lowest rank. A pattern of rank 1 will be the first to get matched to a 116 // log line. A pattern of rank 1,000,000 will be last to get matched. When you 117 // configure custom log patterns from the console, a Low severity pattern 118 // translates to a 750,000 rank. A Medium severity pattern translates to a 500,000 119 // rank. And a High severity pattern translates to a 250,000 rank. Rank values less 120 // than 1 or greater than 1,000,000 are reserved for AWS-provided patterns. 121 Rank int32 122} 123 124// Describes an anomaly or error with the application. 125type Observation struct { 126 127 // The detail type of the CloudWatch Event-based observation, for example, EC2 128 // Instance State-change Notification. 129 CloudWatchEventDetailType *string 130 131 // The ID of the CloudWatch Event-based observation related to the detected 132 // problem. 133 CloudWatchEventId *string 134 135 // The source of the CloudWatch Event. 136 CloudWatchEventSource CloudWatchEventSource 137 138 // The CodeDeploy application to which the deployment belongs. 139 CodeDeployApplication *string 140 141 // The deployment group to which the CodeDeploy deployment belongs. 142 CodeDeployDeploymentGroup *string 143 144 // The deployment ID of the CodeDeploy-based observation related to the detected 145 // problem. 146 CodeDeployDeploymentId *string 147 148 // The instance group to which the CodeDeploy instance belongs. 149 CodeDeployInstanceGroupId *string 150 151 // The status of the CodeDeploy deployment, for example SUCCESS or FAILURE. 152 CodeDeployState *string 153 154 // The cause of an EBS CloudWatch event. 155 EbsCause *string 156 157 // The type of EBS CloudWatch event, such as createVolume, deleteVolume or 158 // attachVolume. 159 EbsEvent *string 160 161 // The request ID of an EBS CloudWatch event. 162 EbsRequestId *string 163 164 // The result of an EBS CloudWatch event, such as failed or succeeded. 165 EbsResult *string 166 167 // The state of the instance, such as STOPPING or TERMINATING. 168 Ec2State *string 169 170 // The time when the observation ended, in epoch seconds. 171 EndTime *time.Time 172 173 // The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the AWS Health Event-based observation. 174 HealthEventArn *string 175 176 // The description of the AWS Health event provided by the service, such as Amazon 177 // EC2. 178 HealthEventDescription *string 179 180 // The category of the AWS Health event, such as issue. 181 HealthEventTypeCategory *string 182 183 // The type of the AWS Health event, for example, AWS_EC2_POWER_CONNECTIVITY_ISSUE. 184 HealthEventTypeCode *string 185 186 // The service to which the AWS Health Event belongs, such as EC2. 187 HealthService *string 188 189 // The ID of the observation type. 190 Id *string 191 192 // The timestamp in the CloudWatch Logs that specifies when the matched line 193 // occurred. 194 LineTime *time.Time 195 196 // The log filter of the observation. 197 LogFilter LogFilter 198 199 // The log group name. 200 LogGroup *string 201 202 // The log text of the observation. 203 LogText *string 204 205 // The name of the observation metric. 206 MetricName *string 207 208 // The namespace of the observation metric. 209 MetricNamespace *string 210 211 // The category of an RDS event. 212 RdsEventCategories *string 213 214 // The message of an RDS event. 215 RdsEventMessage *string 216 217 // The name of the S3 CloudWatch Event-based observation. 218 S3EventName *string 219 220 // The source resource ARN of the observation. 221 SourceARN *string 222 223 // The source type of the observation. 224 SourceType *string 225 226 // The time when the observation was first detected, in epoch seconds. 227 StartTime *time.Time 228 229 // The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the step function-based observation. 230 StatesArn *string 231 232 // The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the step function execution-based observation. 233 StatesExecutionArn *string 234 235 // The input to the step function-based observation. 236 StatesInput *string 237 238 // The status of the step function-related observation. 239 StatesStatus *string 240 241 // The unit of the source observation metric. 242 Unit *string 243 244 // The value of the source observation metric. 245 Value *float64 246 247 // The X-Ray request error percentage for this node. 248 XRayErrorPercent *int32 249 250 // The X-Ray request fault percentage for this node. 251 XRayFaultPercent *int32 252 253 // The name of the X-Ray node. 254 XRayNodeName *string 255 256 // The type of the X-Ray node. 257 XRayNodeType *string 258 259 // The X-Ray node request average latency for this node. 260 XRayRequestAverageLatency *int64 261 262 // The X-Ray request count for this node. 263 XRayRequestCount *int32 264 265 // The X-Ray request throttle percentage for this node. 266 XRayThrottlePercent *int32 267} 268 269// Describes a problem that is detected by correlating observations. 270type Problem struct { 271 272 // The resource affected by the problem. 273 AffectedResource *string 274 275 // The time when the problem ended, in epoch seconds. 276 EndTime *time.Time 277 278 // Feedback provided by the user about the problem. 279 Feedback map[string]FeedbackValue 280 281 // The ID of the problem. 282 Id *string 283 284 // A detailed analysis of the problem using machine learning. 285 Insights *string 286 287 // The name of the resource group affected by the problem. 288 ResourceGroupName *string 289 290 // A measure of the level of impact of the problem. 291 SeverityLevel SeverityLevel 292 293 // The time when the problem started, in epoch seconds. 294 StartTime *time.Time 295 296 // The status of the problem. 297 Status Status 298 299 // The name of the problem. 300 Title *string 301} 302 303// Describes observations related to the problem. 304type RelatedObservations struct { 305 306 // The list of observations related to the problem. 307 ObservationList []Observation 308} 309 310// An object that defines the tags associated with an application. A tag is a label 311// that you optionally define and associate with an application. Tags can help you 312// categorize and manage resources in different ways, such as by purpose, owner, 313// environment, or other criteria. Each tag consists of a required tag key and an 314// associated tag value, both of which you define. A tag key is a general label 315// that acts as a category for a more specific tag value. A tag value acts as a 316// descriptor within a tag key. A tag key can contain as many as 128 characters. A 317// tag value can contain as many as 256 characters. The characters can be Unicode 318// letters, digits, white space, or one of the following symbols: _ . : / = + -. 319// The following additional restrictions apply to tags: 320// 321// * Tag keys and values are 322// case sensitive. 323// 324// * For each associated resource, each tag key must be unique and 325// it can have only one value. 326// 327// * The aws: prefix is reserved for use by AWS; you 328// can’t use it in any tag keys or values that you define. In addition, you can't 329// edit or remove tag keys or values that use this prefix. 330type Tag struct { 331 332 // One part of a key-value pair that defines a tag. The maximum length of a tag key 333 // is 128 characters. The minimum length is 1 character. 334 // 335 // This member is required. 336 Key *string 337 338 // The optional part of a key-value pair that defines a tag. The maximum length of 339 // a tag value is 256 characters. The minimum length is 0 characters. If you don't 340 // want an application to have a specific tag value, don't specify a value for this 341 // parameter. 342 // 343 // This member is required. 344 Value *string 345} 346